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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
2
An essay argues that modern life is swamped by social and religious organizations fueling propaganda and endless drives. It warns that overorganization drains resources, stifles individual aims, and may hinder progress, urging focus on essential forms and meaningful leadership.
A religious lecture titled The Way and Must Time will be presented by George Handy at Wacomice Presbyterian church. The event is a literary oral spiritual talk with a suggested date in September and invites all congregation members to attend.
Rev J Edward Hill will speak at Pine Street Pilgrim Heliness Church tomorrow with 13 year old boy preacher. The visit includes sermons on faith and victory and a program of services starting at 9:00 AM with preaching and songs listed through the day.
YMCA and Arcade Theatre present Cecil B DeMille's The Ten Commandments at the Arcade Theatre next Monday to Wednesday. The sponsors urge Sunday School teachers to bring scholars to see the religious epic, which they say educates the public about the commandments as living ideals and promotes wholesome, reverent viewing.
Survivors recount drifting at sea for nine days after a seaplane sank off Hawaii. Wind shifts and currents prevented landing as crew faced peril and near landfalls.
A letter from the warden of St. Peter's Episcopal Church asks every member to attend the 11 o clock service. It notes that days of occupation are over and emphasizes gathering for worship to support parish life and charitable efforts.
The Men's and Men's Service Classes at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church will combine for the regular meeting tomorrow. Merbert C. Jubaron, teacher of the Men's Service Class, announced the plan. A new teacher will lead the merged class in the Service Chose room with the usual lesson.
A historical notice shows that Boston established its first high school for girls in 1626. The milestone marks early education progress for female students in colonial America.
The community promotes weekday religious instruction for fourth to seventh graders during the fall term beginning next Wednesday from 2 45 to 8 45 pm. Parents can excuse children upon written request as church teachers provide guidance during this period. Over four hundred students benefited last year and the program aims to strengthen moral life and spiritual development in harmony with public schooling.
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